Entertainment Weekly caught up with director J.J. Abrams and asked him concerns about Episode VII that wouldn't spill story details or casting which Abrams tends to avoid.

Abrams feels the new movie will be an evolving process when comparing this movie to the previous released moves and what kind of tone he wants the movie to reflect. "Impossible for me to say because it’s going to be an evolving thing. I would say we are working really hard to make a movie that feels as emotional and authentic and exciting as possible. Whatever your favorite Star Wars movie is and how to compare it is really sort of subjective."

He knows how people feel about George Lucas and what he has created through the movies. “It’s been nice see that how important it is and to be reminded how important it is to so many people. We all know that [creator George Lucas'] dream has become almost a religion to some people. I remember reading a thing somewhere, someone wrote about just wanting [the new film] to feel real; to feel authentic. I remember I felt that way when I was 11 years old when I saw the first one. As much of a fairy tale as it was, it felt real. And to me, that is exactly right.”